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Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar, long-time hosts of 'The View,' have no plans to retire soon, citing financial needs and their passion for creating content as reasons to keep working.
Donald Trump threatened to have 'The View' canceled after co-host Joy Behar criticized him for his comments about Obama, prompting a strong response from the White House and ABC's defense of the show's ratings and popularity.
Joy Behar made a controversial comment on 'The View' claiming Trump is jealous of Obama, which prompted a threatening response from a Trump spokesperson, raising concerns about potential show cancellations amid recent TV show cancellations and political tensions.
The White House criticized Joy Behar for her comments on ABC's The View, where she suggested Trump's attacks on Obama were driven by jealousy and linked Trump's actions to the January 6 Capitol riot, while warning that the show might be canceled. The controversy is part of broader tensions involving Trump, media figures, and political narratives about election interference and political bias.
The White House issued a sharp statement criticizing Joy Behar of The View, accusing her of suffering from 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' and threatening to remove the show from air, following her comments about Donald Trump and Barack Obama. The statement was a response to Behar's remarks on Trump's jealousy of Obama and circulated a dismissive critique of her and the show's ratings, despite evidence of its recent audience growth.
Ana Navarro revealed that Joy Behar caused a scene at Porter House restaurant over issues with temperature, noise, and lighting, and even brought her dogs, expressing her disappointment over the restaurant's impending closure due to high rent.
Bethenny Frankel responded to Joy Behar's comment about her fake breasts by asserting they are real, criticizing Behar's life and attitude, and emphasizing positive aging and self-acceptance. The feud began when Behar claimed she also had fake boobs, leading Frankel to defend her authenticity and criticize Behar's outlook on aging.
Joe Rogan responded to Joy Behar's claim on The View that he "believes in dragons," a statement she made to question his credibility. Rogan clarified that he doesn't endorse the idea of dragons existing alongside humans, suggesting instead that stories of large lizards might have been exaggerated over time. He criticized Behar for not accurately representing his views and suggested her comments were driven by concerns over job security and the influence of podcasts. Despite the exchange, Rogan expressed no personal animosity towards Behar.
Reba McEntire responded to Joy Behar's criticism of Dolly Parton's "Jolene" by laughing off the comment and avoiding taking sides, expressing admiration for Beyonce's contributions to country music and refusing to pick a favorite between the two versions of the song.
Joy Behar, co-host of "The View," weighed in on the viral TikTok claiming "hot women" are never hired on "Saturday Night Live," stating that it's a comedy show, not a beauty pageant, and that female comedians shouldn't be intimidatingly beautiful. She also critiqued the looks of legendary "SNL" cast members John Belushi and Chris Farley, and addressed the controversy surrounding the attractiveness of female "SNL" cast members. The TikTok user's claims have sparked responses from current "SNL" cast members.
Reba McEntire laughed off Joy Behar's criticism that the original "Jolene" song is anti-feminist, finding it hilarious, and expressed her support for Beyoncé's foray into country music with her new album "Cowboy Carte". Reba also welcomed Beyoncé's addition to the genre and addressed comparisons made between Bey's cover of Dolly Parton's "Jolene" and the original, responding to Joy Behar's suggestion with a lighthearted "bless her heart" reaction.
Joy Behar prefers Beyoncé's cover of "Jolene" over Dolly Parton's original, calling the latter "anti-feminist." Beyoncé's reimagined version features changed lyrics and a warning to Jolene. Despite Behar's comments, Dolly Parton has expressed approval of Beyoncé's rendition and even makes an appearance on the album. Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter" album, which includes the cover, has received praise from fans and critics, providing a much-needed revival for country music.
Joy Behar criticizes Dolly Parton's "Jolene" as anti-feminist and praises Beyoncé's reinterpretation, claiming the original song portrays a worrying and anti-feminist narrative. Behar also recalls a past encounter where she convinced Parton to admit she was a feminist. Parton had previously expressed reluctance to label herself as such, stating her support for women's rights without liking labels.
Joy Behar mistakenly emailed Jimmy Fallon instead of Jimmy Kimmel to congratulate him on his Trump joke at the Oscars, leading to an amusing mix-up. Behar admitted her technological shortcomings and joked about potentially sending the email to Jimmy Carter. Kimmel's joke targeted Trump's criticism of the Oscars and the host, adding a humorous twist to the situation.
Joy Behar criticized Queen Elizabeth II for not stepping down after 70 years as monarch, suggesting she should have implemented term limits to allow her son, King Charles, to have his time in the spotlight. Behar's comments came after Charles was diagnosed with cancer, with both Prince William and Prince Harry rushing to be by his side. Despite the family support, tensions between the brothers remain, and William has no plans to reunite with Harry as he returns to royal duties.